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Researchers from Mainz and Amsterdam look at the paradox relationship of media use and stress recovery
It seems common practice: After a long day at work, most people sometimes just want to turn on the TV or play a video or computer game to calm down and relax.
However, in a study recently published in the Journal of Communication researchers at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz in Germany and VU University Amsterdam in the Netherlands found that people who were highly stressed after work did not feel relaxed or recovered when they watched TV or played computer or video games. Instead, they tended to show increased levels of guilt and feelings of failure.
In a joint survey research project, Dr. Leonard Reinecke of the Department of Communication at Mainz University and Dr. Tilo Hartmann and Dr. Allison Eden of the Department of Communication Science at the University of Amsterdam asked a total of 471 study participants about their previous day, how they felt after work or school, and what media they turned to at the end of the day.
The researchers found that those who felt particularly wiped out after work or school were more inclined to feel that their media use was wasted time and procrastination. They felt guilty for having given in to their desire of watching TV or playing a video game instead of taking care of more important tasks. In consequence, these people felt less recovered and revitalized, diminishing the positive effects of media use.
The results suggest a paradoxical pattern between depletion and media-induced recovery: Those who could have benefited the most from recovery through media use instead experienced less recovery because they were more prone to think of their media use as a failure in self-control.
Prior research has shown that the use of entertaining media produces a recovery experience that helps people relax and detach from the stresses of work, but also provides mastery experience and a feeling of control. As a result, people feel energized and more vital after media use and even show stronger cognitive performance thanks to media-induced recovery.
"We are beginning to better understand that media use can have beneficial effects for people's well-being through media-induced recovery. Our present study is an important step towards a deeper understanding of this.
It demonstrates that in real life the relationship between media use and well-being is complicated and that the use of media may conflict with other, less pleasurable but more important duties and goals in everyday life," said Dr. Leonard Reinecke, lead author of the study. "We are starting to look at media use as a cause of depletion. In times of smartphones and mobile Internet, the ubiquitous availability of content and communication often seems to be a burden and a stressor rather than a recovery resource."
Leonard Reinecke, Tilo Hartmann, Allison Eden, "The Guilty Couch Potato: The Role of Ego Depletion in Reducing Recovery Through Media Use," Journal of Communication
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Okay, wow, that was a lot of reading. Here's what I came up with from reading the OP and also some of the really good posts be GLP'ers.....
The OP will never (WILL, so, not yet) go back To Bayou Corne. He is a deputy of some type, and his superiors have information but won't share it with the outside world or even the Assumption Parrish residents. There are members of those "in the know" who found a workaround to avoid censoring that is taking place from WITHIN Bayou Corne/Assumption Parrish - in other words, info can get IN but it's being censored before it can get OUT.
This must be the reason for the confusing/cryptical writing. By not combining certain words or phrases, OP is getting around the internet censor programs that prevent data from being leaked OUT of the area. Pretty smart move. OP is apparently getting help from others in this endeavor.
OP says things will get worse with the situation there.
Assumption Parrish is his home, but soon he won't be able to go back there. Others danced around the meaning but OP tried to hint that we needed to COMBINE two thoughts - BAYOU, and CORN (Corne). Opposite to RICE. So, Bayou Corne. OP says the kids can't go back to where there won't be something to go back to. Not good.
OP stated that Isaac had nothing to do with this issue but later stated that the hurricane may in fact end up complicating things. This is not the primary danger however, but can make it worse. But OP also stated Isaac can't come where there is no HOME (Bayou Corne, OP's home). So this might mean something is very, very imminent.
OP's home (Bayou Corne) is his heart and his heart is about to burst and he KNOWS it.
This might mean that OP has direct knowledge of a catastrophic failure of the Butane dome that can't be stopped. OP repeatedly says WILL happen and HOME will not be there. I think this is what OP means. Changing the face of the nation means the coastline/borders of the land mass of the U.S. will be changed drastically - this is in line with the science of what is possible with the butane dome if it pops. This is frightening.
OP said he and others were exhausted. I would imagine all emergency personell in the area are under close surveillance and it might be that OP and others who are attempting to warn/inform are doing so on their "off-shift" time.
OP says in last post that Isaac is coming, and they didn't expect that, meaning it's a SECONDARY issue, not the main one. OP also says the locals are not being kept from leaving and that they are unaware of the "TRUE" danger and severity of the problem. But the censors are in place nevertheless in case some info is leaked.
OP is saying that only those close to the actual working dynamics of the problem are fully aware of what is really going on. OP seems to also say that they want the "recipe" or the truth to get out because the RESTAURANT (government officials) are corrupt, I can only assume that OP means that keeping something this important from the locals first and the state/nation second is immoral and corrupt. My theory anyway.
OP stated they had made their last post, I gather from this that the peices of what OP wanted to be known have been guessed by one or many of us. I have peiced together this theory from my own judgements of what OP stated and the assessment of other GLP'ers.
At the end, OP states "By You, Korn" in relation to the song Twisted Transistor as the OP stated. Twisted Transistor, the song title, probably means some official bandwidth is scrambled/encoded.
OP's last sentence ended with "Bayou Corne".
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Yep I think your more or less spot on.
me too.
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sounds like a hit to me, nice job.
now add in the after effect of the boom.
i think that may have been the part where he says his heart is bursting. wonder if it could ignite all that methane in the GOM? set off the new madrid?
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om is the atom of mind. And it is the most subtle atom, no atom is more subtle than this. If we split it.. Scientists say that if we split the electron, neutron and proton, the atom will disappear into nothingness; nothing will be left behind, it will become formless. But in this very splitting, a tremendous energy is released that we know of as atomic fission. An atomic explosion is the release of a tremendous hidden energy that had been binding these three together, the electron, neutron and proton. We have seen it by dropping only one atom bomb on Hiroshima: within five minutes, one hundred and twenty-thousand people were reduced to ash. It was the explosion of one tiny atom which is not even visible to the naked eye. That much energy is held in it because the three components are stuck together and the moment they become free, a tremendous energy is released.
In exactly the same way, Indian wisdom has worked hard on mind and ignored matter. Indian wisdom did not focus on matter at all, because it felt that to focus on matter would lead nowhere. It found that man gains nothing by focusing on matter; it is only an illusion that something is gained. You feel that there is some gain, but your hands remain always empty. So in India, matter was ignored and instead they explored the mind. They felt "Why not transform the mind which experiences all pleasure and pain, happiness and misery? Instead of accumulating things which create happiness or misery, why not transform the very mind that experiences the happiness or the misery?"
This approach was developed in India only after much experience. They accumulated material things, but they discovered that as material things accumulate, they cease to give happiness. They observed that by removing the causes of misery, even while they are being removed, the misery starts to come from something else - but it never really ends. Finally, they discovered that happiness or misery have nothing to do with things directly: things function only as an excuse, a hook, for happiness or misery. When we go into our houses we hang our coats on a hook, or if there is no hook then onto something else, onto a door or a window. But you will have to hang the coat somewhere or other, the hook is not the essential thing. This is why even if you break the hook or make it bigger, it will make no difference - still the coat will be hung somehow.
Indian wisdom has found that material things are only hooks, and it is the mind, which hangs onto these hooks like a coat, that is important. So if the mind is miserable, it will become miserable on any hook; if the mind is a happy mind it will become happy with any hook. A peaceful mind will remain peaceful on any hook, a restless mind will remain restless on any hook. Hence, the question is not of changing hooks, the question is of transforming the mind - so they started working on the mind. And the conclusion that they came to from their research on the mind revealed that pranava, om, is the atom of the mind.
Can this atom of the mind also be exploded? If it can be exploded, then this atom will also release enormous energy. Can this atom be exploded?
The science of meditation, yoga, says yes, it can be. If fission takes place, if it disappears, then an energy will be released like a fire being born from within. And that fire will burn the personality to ashes - the ego, the past actions, the sins, the virtues, all that a person has done, all his past, This very fire will burn his whole load, his whole burden to ashes.
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2. The Universe / The Earth / North America / USA / Maryland 3. Everything / History & Politics / Historical Figures HL Mencken - the Sage of Baltimore Q. If you are so critical of America, why do you continue to live here? The Power of Opinion This illustrates the mindset of a man who was considered by many to be the most renowned, or infamous, American social critic of his time. The print media were his milieux, and his career coincided with the Golden Age of American journalism, the first half of the 20th Century. Good editorial columnists would become popular and thus enjoy syndication, and as a rule they would provide to the nation a sense of balance to the strange activities in the 'hallowed halls'. Through good times and bad, the American population could rely upon their regular expositions of wit and wisdom. There have certainly been circumstances when the contents of the Op-Ed pages were of importance equal to the puzzling facts. Political coverage, in particular, presents the age-old question: Who can de-spin the spew that spouts from the lips of our various panjandrums1? What sort of newspaperman can winnow and glean through clouds and acres of flapdoodle2? What sort of humour can shine as a beacon of hope amidst the travesty and tragedy? Who has the spine to hold nothing sacred other than wisdom and the English language? Above all, who has the moxie to challenge the literate segment of the American population to actually think for themselves, and grow? Ladies and gentlemen: Henry Louis Mencken. Journalist, author, critic, columnist, editor, humorist, and philosopher. His Beginnings On 12 September, 1880, Henry Mencken was born in Baltimore, Maryland, near to the Chesapeake Bay and very close to Washington DC. Of German blood, he grew up 'a larva of the comfortable and complacent bourgeoisie', the son of the owner of the Mencken Cigar Company. Young Henry spurned his filial destiny in the tobacco business, but throughout his adult life he was rarely photographed without a cigar somewhere within the frame. In 1899, at the age of 18, and on the Monday following his father's death, Mencken presented himself to the Baltimore Morning Herald as a cub reporter. He quickly learned the ways of the world in a prospering American city. The home offices of the Herald were destroyed by the Baltimore fire of 1904. He worked heroically to salvage the operation, and became city editor in 1905. But the Herald met its demise in 1906. Mencken then moved on to the Baltimore Sun newspaper, with which he was associated for the remainder of his active life. His Works
Mencken was enthusiastic about the earlier works of Shaw. He had been hoping for a correspondence with the playwright, but that never came to pass. Nietzsche was one of Mencken's guiding spirits. Much that was Teutonic was regarded as seditious during the years of the First World War, and his commentaries on Nietzsche brought him a bit of trouble from the ultra-patriotic reactionaries of the time. He kept his political opinions to himself during the war, and his translation of Nietzsche's The Antichrist was published in 1920. In Defense of Women was, according to remarks in his preface to the second edition, a work born of deep boredom. Mencken bemoaned the wartime restriction upon his intellect, and essayed a treatise on a topic somewhat less politically volatile than his customary subjects. Publication was restricted at that time to the United States, and the first edition was generally ignored. The American Language proved to be Mencken's most authoritative work, and an ever-increasing number of contributors helped flesh out several subsequent editions. Two interesting points: the term yankee may well have been an Iroquois transliteration of anglais; and the US Military Academy at West Point consistently produced better writers of good English than other universities. Prejudices reveals Mencken, the literary critic. The Treatises are Mencken's true philosophical efforts, but the 'Days' are much more enjoyable reads. These are autobiographies, in which Mencken allowed himself great freedom of style. Mencken is also credited with millions of words of essays, columns, and commentaries. In 1908 he began contributing to The Smart Set (a literary monthly) as a book reviewer. He shared the Editor's desk with drama critic George Jean Nathan between 1914 and 1923. The American Mercury, a monthly magazine devoted to literature and socio-political commentary, was Mencken's brainchild, launching in January 1924. He once again shared the editorial helm with Nathan, and from 1925 he had full control. He resigned in 1933 due to continuing harassment by censors. Mencken Versus Prohibition Five years of Prohibition have had, at least, this one benign effect: they have completely disposed of all the favourite arguments of the Prohibitionists. None of the great boons and usufructs that were to follow the passage of the Eighteenth Amendment has come to pass. There is not less drunkenness in the Republic, but more. There is not less crime, but more. There is not less insanity, but more. The cost of government is not smaller, but vastly greater. Respect for law has not increased, but diminished. Prohibition (1919 - 1933) drove a wedge deeply into the American psyche, polarising public opinion, and perforce engendering political enmity. The prohibitionists faced obdurate resistance, not only from the drinking class, but from everyone associated with the bootleg alcohol industry. And during that grim debacle of a social experiment, Mencken turned up the editorial heat. By that time, after two decades of honing his skills and acquiring a fine reputation, he had gathered a sizeable loyal audience. The fact that he was unabashedly 'wet' (as opposed to the 'dry' prohibitionists) endeared him to the nationwide 'wet set' as well. He styled himself 'ombibulous' for his friendship with all types of potent drink3. Realising that the prohibitionists were set upon destroying a culture as well as a habit, he took it upon himself to defend that culture. 'The eighteenth article of amendment to the Constitution of the United States is hereby repealed.' - Section One of the 21st Amendment. Mencken was present in the hallowed halls on that day in 1933, and as the votes rolled in, his report carried the metaphor of a gang of misanthropic curmudgeons, dispersing and crawling back under their rocks. Due to his vantage point at this event, Mencken was amongst the first Americans in fourteen years to enjoy a legal drink. He heard the news slightly before the rest of the population and legend has it that he 'scooped' President Franklin D Roosevelt, who was eagerly waiting, highball glass at the ready. The Scopes 'Monkey' Trial In July of 1925, John T Scopes, a Tennessee schoolteacher, was tried for heresy in the town of Dayton. He suggested to some pupils that humans evolved from lower primates, as hypothesized by Darwin and propounded by Huxley. The trial was a test case, and generally acknowledged to be a sop to the local fundamentalists, whose pious rage was excited by this ghastly deviation from 'God's Truth'. Scopes was fined $100. The trial itself was pure theatre, and Mencken was there to provide coverage. He found fuel for his ironic (and often sarcastic) wit, everywhere in and about Dayton, during those midsummer weeks. He painted a picture that leaves us wondering, first, how it is possible for some humans to be so gullible and credulous, and second, how intelligent people could refrain from howling with laughter during the proceedings. Warning! Politically incorrect! I am wholly devoid of public spirit or moral purpose. This is incomprehensible to many men, and they seek to remedy the defect by crediting me with purposes of their own. The only thing I respect is intellectual honesty, of which, of course, intellectual courage is a necessary part. If you merely touch upon the broad spectrum of his quotations, it will quickly become apparent that Mencken would not mince a single word. He had been accused of racism, misogyny, anti-Semitism, arrogance, elitism, churlishness and blasphemy. In short, he covered all the bases. His favourite targets would remain the absurd and incomprehensible US government, and the common Americans who neglected, nay refused, the exercise of their God-given intellects. Mencken understood the power of controversy. He was more than merely impatient with the arrogant and hypocritical aspects of American culture. He would audaciously jab at the sensitivities of the self-righteous, batter the bastions of 'booboisie', and snipe at their sheep-herding institutions of faith, all the while displaying his characteristic mordant humour4. And humour was the leavening of his opinions. Mencken would apply crudeness with brio, whenever the circumstances warranted. He was fond of shaking the tree to see what fell out. Truth was his goal, and what we now call 'political correctness' mattered little to him. He propounded in the best editorial prose, with sparkling irony and devastating rhetoric. The force and elegance of his opinions often carried the day against his naysayers. At the end of the day, there were very few people in his acquaintance, from any possible race, creed or organisation, who would say that Mencken was an evil man5. Churlish and arrogant perhaps, but not evil. He valued the individual, he valued liberty, and he cherished the gumption of any one who could rise out of the ruck and contribute something meaningful to the world of humans. As a literary critic, he was generous with his support and encouragement to the deserving, and as for the unredeemable: ...he6 writes the worst English that I have ever encountered. It reminds me of a string of wet sponges; it reminds me of tattered washing on the line; it reminds me of stale bean soup, of college yells, of dogs barking idiotically through endless nights. It is so bad that a sort of grandeur creeps into it. It drags itself out of the dark abysm (I was about to write abscess!) of pish, and crawls insanely up the topmost pinnacle of posh. It is rumble and bumble. It is flap and doodle. It is balder and dash. A Small Collection of Quotations We live in a land of abounding quackeries, and if we do not learn how to laugh we succumb to the melancholy disease which afflicts the race of viewers-with-alarm... In no other country known to me is life as safe and agreeable, taking one day with another, as it is in These States. ...the American Republic, the envy and despair of all other nations... Congress consists of one-third, more or less, scoundrels; two-thirds, more or less, idiots; and three-thirds, more or less, poltroons. It is of the essence of democracy that it remain a government by amateurs, and under a government by amateurs it is precisely the expert who is most questioned - and it is the expert who commonly stresses the experience of the past. And in a democratic society it is not the iconoclast who seems most revolutionary, but the purist. The kind of man who demands that government enforce his ideas is always the kind whose ideas are idiotic. ...Any man who afflicts the human race with ideas must be prepared to see them misunderstood, and that is what happened to those of Jesus. We must respect the other fellow's religion, but only in the sense and to the extent that we respect his theory that his wife is beautiful and his children smart. ...there is always a well-known solution to every human problem - neat, plausible, and wrong. His Endings In 1948, Mencken suffered a stroke which left him in possession of most of his normal capabilities, but tragically rendered him functionally illiterate. He spent the remainder of his life at his home in Baltimore, enjoying his friendships and his beloved classical music. During this time, his journals and letters were organised for posthumous publication. He died on 29 January, 1956. 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RICK SMITH: Miss Wool preserved on Internet
SAN ANGELO, Texas - What: Full-length videos of Miss Wool Pageants
Where: TexasArchive.org
How to find them: Type "Miss Wool" in the small rectangular box near the top right corner of the page
Contact: TexasArchive.org or 512-485-3073
Watching Miss Wool of America pageants on your computer is the perfect way to spend a cold, wintry day.
But where would you find such long-lost treasures?
Thanks to the Texas Archive of Moving Image and the West Texas Collection at Angelo State University, anyone can watch the shows from start to finish any time at texasarchive.org.
A few weeks ago I wrote about old, short KCTV newsreels the Archive collected in San Angelo during the recent History Harvest and posted to its website.
These latest pageant videos are even better than the last round. Shot in color, they have excellent sound and camera work.
If you never heard of the Miss Wool Pageant, the videos will give you a good look at the contest, which was held annually from 1952-72.
As the Archive explains, "What began as a small pageant became a nationally telecasted event featuring Hollywood stars and pop singers."
The wool and sheep industry sponsored the show, and the Miss Wool winner would then tour the country showing off the industry's latest woolen fashions.
Why did they hold it in San Angelo?
To celebrate the city's "strong sheep and wool industry," the Archive explained. "San Angelo was once known as the Inland Wool Capital of the World."
If you attended the pageants, you may see yourself on the computer screen. The 1968 pageant I watched earlier this week had several "audience shots" of the crowds. A young-looking Art Linkletter was emcee of the 1968 show, and other celebrities included June Allyson and teen heartthrob Frankie Avalon.
I was too young to be interested in the pageants when they were held in the coliseum. I never attended one, but the videos let me see what I missed.
My biggest surprise was how glamorous the coliseum looked for the pageants. It was like something out of a Broadway play. And while the professional entertainers weren't always entertaining, the 20 Miss Wool contestants made up for it in their dance routines.
The film of the 1956-57 pageant was especially interesting. It was filmed like an old-fashioned movie newsreel. (After all, it was an old-fashioned newsreel.)
Filmed during the Wool Fiesta Week, it shows the contestants wearing all-wool clothing and telling the judges what they know about wool. The narrator of the short film is sincere when he describes the ideal Miss Wool Woman: "Her figure must be slim and figure-smart. She must wear high-fashion hats well and gracefully."
The Miss Wool Collection, as the series of videos is called, also includes the entire 1970 telecast of the pageant in San Angelo.
The 1970 pageant was hosted by pop singer Jack Jones and folk singer Nancy Ames. The judges included movie star Glenn Ford. (Is it just me or did he not move his mouth when he talked?) Other judges included an Academy Award-winning costume designer and the executive editor of Seventeen magazine.
The 1967 pageant showed movie star Donald O'Connor singing and tap dancing, and it also starred pop singer Jane Morgan.
The most action-packed video shows a week of activity before the 1963 Miss Wool contestant begins. We see Texas Gov. John Connally greeting the women as they get off a Trans-Texas Airways plane at Mathis Field. We see the women swimming in the Town House Motor Hotel pool, touring wool warehouses in San Angelo and Ozona, visiting the "newly opened" Caverns of Sonora and crossing the border to lead a parade and catch a bull fight in Ciudad Acuña before returning to San Angelo for another parade through downtown.
Don't miss the end of the film when we see pageant entertainers The Four Saints musical group perform and movie star Roddy McDowall crown the new Miss Wool.
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Plainsman M2 (left) vs. Redart (right). These bars are fired cone 04, 02, 2, 3, 4 (top to bottom). Fired color is almost identical. M2 has a little more soluble salts and is more plastic (although still not as plastic as a typical pottery clay). Redart will make a good casting slip which M2 does not deflocculate well.
Lizella clay (right) vs. Redart (left) at cones 4, 2, 02, 04 (top to bottom). The redart is much more vitreous and reaches almost zero porosity by cone 4 whereas the Lizella goes only down to 11%.
A cone 10R sculpture clay containing 40% ball clay, 10% kaolin, 10% low fire redart (for color and maturity), some quartz and 25% 20x48 grog. This fine grained base produces a body that feels smoother than it really is and is very plastic. It is even throwable on the wheel.
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I think that if the Tommy Gun fed hollowpoints reliably and you had one of those 100 round drum mags, the Tommy would be better at close range. Remember, the .45 is a pistol cartridge and the range is limited whereas the AR uses a rifle round and has greater range and accuracy when you get out there.
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Either one is lethal to the extreme, but the AR is a better choice. The AR has an edge in weight and handling, and has better performance against body armor if that matters. Those 100 round mags add too much weight and little gain in capability. If after 30 rounds the lead is still flying, you need to be finding a hole to crawl into anyway.
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We all went to the range yesterday and my friend from work brought his new 9mm Stoeger Cougar. Never been fired before and his first handgun.
I got to put a few magazines through it and here is my impressions.
First, I really like the grip on the gun. Much better than the grip on the Beretta 92 (M9).
The sights are pretty basic, three dot sights but functional. The dots could have been a little brighter but some sight paint will fix that for him.
The gun has less felt recoil than I expected. It shoots pretty soft. Muzzle flip is less than in my 92. The fully enclosed slide all adds some weight to it and keeps the flip down I guess.
His Cougar shoots low and to the left. He will have to work on the sights to correct that. At 21 feet, it was printing about 7 inches low and 3 inches left of point of aim. Now, that is pretty bad but, the gun did cont him all of $350. On the other hand, this thing is a Beretta with someone else's name on the side. So I would have expected better.
Once we figured out how low and how left it was shooting, we did very well. The rotating barrel really does seem to be more accurate than the tilt barrel system. After adjusting for the low/left problem, we were able to keep all rounds in a nice tight group that was about 3 inches wide with a couple of flyers.
All in all, the gun is very handy.
It strips much like the 92 and cleans pretty easily. Nothing really new there except for the rotating barrel that changes the internal structure a bit. Actually makes the gun a little easier to put back together though.
Over all, for $350 it is a great gun. Just a little work to be down to get it to shoot more to point of aim and he will have a top notch carry gun and a good first handgun.
It was the first time he had fired a handgun and he had a great time. Now, if he can just get his wife to stop being a such a Hoplaphobe he'll be doing good.


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Sorry i have not been posting things lately but this is because i have been busy with a new baby sister! I also have started being a Jamberry nail wrap consultant. For those of you who do not know what Jamberry nails are please visist this link; annafischer.jamberrynails.net . I would not do this is if it was not green! I hope all my ladies out there see this and love them as i do. Alrighty let us talk about air freshener. This Air freshener has only two ingredients! Woop woop 10 point for easy! I have used this in my own room and other rooms in the house. If you love DIY this is right up your alley! Please feel free to comment on this and tell me about your succses! this is the website i found the recipe from;http://livinthecrunchylife.blogspot.com/2013/06/diy-baking-soda-air-freshener-jars.html . Hope you enjoy!
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